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Topic # 3730 24-Mar-2005 07:02
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Hello all!!! I've been looking for info as to how I can creat and access a PAN on my main computer using my XDA II. What I've noticed is that unlike other PDAs, XDA's bt software does not give you an option to connect to a PAN.

I would appreciate it VERY much if you could direct me to an article that explains how this can be done on an XDA II



THANK YOU in advance

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Reply # 13778 24-Mar-2005 07:39
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You can't use PAN with a XDA II. Your next option is to establish an ActiveSync connection via Bluetooth and use the Internet through this connection. You'll not have access to network shared resources this way though.





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